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Terryn Lawrence Named Chief Sustainability Officer, Rabobank North America

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Tuesday, June 27, 2023
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CHESTERFIELD, Mo., June 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Rabobank, a leading global food and agribusiness bank, today named Terryn Lawrence the Chief Sustainability Officer for North America. Lawrence brings over a decade of executive experience and recently served as Managing Director, leading key partnerships at Persefoni, a carbon management software platform that enables financial institutions and corporations to measure, manage and report their carbon emissions.

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  • The newly created role, covering both Wholesale and Rural, will lead the central sustainability organization for the North American region
    CHESTERFIELD, Mo., June 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Rabobank, a leading global food and agribusiness bank, today named Terryn Lawrence the Chief Sustainability Officer for North America.
  • Lawrence will report to Shawn Smeins, Head of Rural, North America, and will drive the execution of sustainability initiatives across Rabobank's rural and corporate and investment banking businesses.
  • As the Chief Sustainability Officer, North America, Lawrence will build and lead a cross-functional sustainability community within the North American region across Rabobank.
  • While on assignment in London, Terryn earned a certificate from the University of Cambridge's Business Sustainability Management program within the Institute of Sustainability Leadership.

Huawei GLOBAL AI CHALLENGE Now Underway -- Enticing Cash Prizes Up for Grabs

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Wednesday, July 6, 2022
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The Huawei GLOBAL AI CHALLENGE is now in its fourth consecutive year since its start in 2019, and had attracted 2,500+ algorithm submissions, from nearly 8,000 teams in 45 countries and regions over its first three years.

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  • The Huawei GLOBAL AI CHALLENGE is now in its fourth consecutive year since its start in 2019, and had attracted 2,500+ algorithm submissions, from nearly 8,000 teams in 45 countries and regions over its first three years.
  • A number of outstanding contestants from the top universities and colleges in China were enrolled by Huawei.
  • We aim to inspire global campus talent to explore new AI frontiers, and solve global problems."
  • Huawei warmly invites all student developers who are daring enough to challenge themselves, to showcase their best work to the wider world.

Huawei GLOBAL AI CHALLENGE Now Underway -- Enticing Cash Prizes Up for Grabs

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, July 6, 2022
Cloud, Department, Department of Computer Science and Technology, University of Cambridge, Nanjing University, Computer science, AAAI Fellow, H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, University, Technology, Research, ACM Fellow, Huawei, Industry, Sapienza University of Rome, Professor, Risk assessment, ACM, Artificial intelligence, Academy, AI, Young Academy of Europe, News, Multimedia, Medical device, Mobile phone

The Huawei GLOBAL AI CHALLENGE is now in its fourth consecutive year since its start in 2019, and had attracted 2,500+ algorithm submissions, from nearly 8,000 teams in 45 countries and regions over its first three years.

Key Points: 
  • The Huawei GLOBAL AI CHALLENGE is now in its fourth consecutive year since its start in 2019, and had attracted 2,500+ algorithm submissions, from nearly 8,000 teams in 45 countries and regions over its first three years.
  • A number of outstanding contestants from the top universities and colleges in China were enrolled by Huawei.
  • We aim to inspire global campus talent to explore new AI frontiers, and solve global problems."
  • Huawei warmly invites all student developers who are daring enough to challenge themselves, to showcase their best work to the wider world.